Java - Double Comparison

How can I do something like:

int a=5;
if(开发者_StackOverflow社区4<=a<=6){

}

in Java?

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Make it two conditions:

int a=5;
if(4<=a && a<=6){

}

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Apart from the obvious solution stated by others (if(4<=a && a<=6)), you can use commons-lang's IntRange:

Range range = new IntRange(4,6)
if (range.containsInteger(5)) {..}

It looks like a bit of an overkill, but depending on the situation (if it isn't as trivial) it can be very useful.

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if(4 <= a && a <= 6) {
  // do something
}

Of course, you could always write a function like this in some Util class:

class Util {
    public static boolean inclusiveBetween(int num, int a, int b) {
        return num >= a && num <= b;
    }
}

and then you can do something like

if(Util.inclusiveBetween(someResourceIntensiveOpReturningInt(), 4, 6)) {
    // do things
}

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You can't, I don't think. What's wrong with

int a = 5;
if(a >= 4 && a <= 6) {
}

? If you need to compare many different variables, put them in an array and sort the array, then compare the arrays.

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You can do this. Its ugly, but can be very slightly faster.

int a = 5;
if(a - Integer.MIN_VALUE - 4 <= 2 - Integer.MIN_VALUE) {

}

This exploits the use of underflow to turn two comparisons into one. This can save about 1-2 nano-seconds. However, in some usecases it can cost the same amount, so only try it if you are trying to micro-tune a loop.